Aaron Kylie says No When Canadians went to fight in the First World War, they were initially led by two British generals, Edwin Alderson then Julian
A suffragist, reformer, legislator and author—Nellie McClung was an early-20th century jack-of-all-trades, perhaps best known for helping to forever change the course of Canadian women’s
Edith Cavell has often been referred to as the other Florence Nightingale, the equivalent of the famed nurse and social reformer known as the founder
Philip Eric Bent was a man among tigers, serving as the youngest lieutenant-colonel in the British army. Fighting with the Leicestershire Regiment, nicknamed “The Tigers,”
Alongside the pioneering satellites Sputnik and Explorer 1, one uniquely Canadian contribution created an iconic trio in Earth’s orbit. Launched on Sept. 29, 1962, Alouette
A recently unearthed trove of photos captures Canadian men before they embarked to the Great War.
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An informative primer on Canada’s crucial role in the Normandy landing, June 6, 1944.
